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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-09
The Carpenter, strike.

CHICAGO, ILL, April 8.-Ths hall of
the striking union carpenters on Filth
avenue has bsen crowded all day with
strikers. A number Of contractors
visited the hall during the day and
sought to engage msn to help them
out on important work. Their appeals
were invariably denied. The strikers
declare that they will remain out IN
til their union Is recognized. The car
psnters claim that $50 bosses have ex-
pressed o willingness to give in and
that only about 140 are opposed to the
concession. The carpenters claim
that the strike will soon end, and it is
thought that the MEETING of master
carpenters, to be held at the Buildera'
Exchange tomorrow, will settle the
matter.
CHICAGO, April 8.-0nly nineteen
contractors responded TO the call for a
mass meeting OF master carpenters
this afternoon to independently con.
sder the demands OF the strikers, al
though the latter claimed that 260
bosses were oppo,ed to the Master
Carpenters Association and had ex-
pressed a willingness to give in. The
session was very short one, and re-
suited merely in the contractors
present agreeing to attend another
meeting Of the employers of the
carpenters to be held tomorrow night.
Fights between strikers aud import
ed carpenters occurred in many parts
OF the city today. The strikers in al.
most every case managed to elude the
police. Non-union men were COM
PEELED to quit work In number OF in
aDces, especially in the outskirts of
the city. Nine strikers were arrested
at the corner Of Jackson and Clinton
streets, where they attempted to in.
dues men employed on Warren
Springer's tall structure to quit work.
No violence had occurred, and the
prisoners claim their arrest was wholly
unwanan.ed Shots were exchao ged
between policemen and strikers near
HUMBOLDT Pa k. "Scabs were found
at work by one Of our committee, "said
President Kliver, OF the Carpenters
Council, land they we're requested to
quit. Suddenly patrol wagon loaded
with policemen came, and firing began
on both eides. The sho's were fred
ia the air, and ncb3dy was arrstted."
The Knights Of Labor element
among the strikers axe not all satisfied
with the way m Stters are being con.
Quoted by the Carpenters Council.
"That organization is composed of
thlrsy-iour delegates" said a prom
inent Knight this evening, "aud only
ght of the delegates are ON our as
semblies. The Carpenters Brother
hood ia bossing us, but We don't in.
tend to submit. We are satisfied with
the compromise eff y ed by III : bosses,
and are willing to go to work at once"
A meeting OF the Knights will be
held tomorrow morning, at which il
is possible the strike will be broken
aud a great part cf the 5000 men will
decide to resume work Monday.
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PATRICK ECiRTY HANGED
FOR TIE MURDER OF THE Ma.
HONEY BOYS.
In the Cherokee HatiOn-He Pro
tested His Innocence TO the Last,
and Many Believe Him.

FoRr SMITH, ARK. April S.-Patrick
NcCaTty was hanged here today for
the murder OF Thomas and John
MAhoney, in the Cherokee Nation, on
the 10Th Of February, 1886. The evi.
dence was purely circumstanlial, there
bsing NO eye witnesses TO the crime,
and McCarty died protesting his in
nocence. According to the testimony,
McCarty left Redfork, l. T., February
18th, IN company with Tom and John
Maheney and Joe SpTule, bound for
Spring field, Mo. The Mahoney Buys
had been working on the railroad and
bad some money and two good teams.
On the night Il the 10Th, McOarty and
Sprule planned the murder a1d rob-
berry OF thsss boys, and aTming them
selves while their victims slept, MUIR
dered them in co d blood. Sprule had
q gun and McCsrty pistol. The lat
ter fred, killing Tom Mahoney in
stantly, but Sprule's gun snapped aud
John Mahoney jumped up, but was
Drained with an axe. The bodies were
robbed and hauled some distances and
thrown in q ditch near Bakers coal
bank, close to the Kansas line, where
they were subsequently found and
identified. Dividing the spoils the muir
derers separated, and Sprule ie still
at large, but McOarty was arrested
one year sgo today and brought here
for trial. He was convicted Septem-
Der 9ih and sentenced with five 9th
era to hang January l4th, but the
President reprieved him till April
9Th. This is the theory OF the prose.
cution substant ated by The fact OF Nc
Caity's having in his possession prop
erty of the murdered men, but he
protested his innocence, and with
clHcifx In his hand on the gallows
vowed he knew nothing OF the MUIR
der. Tbs general impression here Is
that he was innocent and that in his
case circumstances lied. He was the
nervest man OF tbs sixty-six persons
that have been hanged here within
the last twelve years for murder COM
mitted in the Indian Territory, and
neither feared nor dreaded death. He
was q devout Catholic and died In that
faith. Father smythe remained with
him on the gallows till the black cap
was adjusted and stated that McCarty
had lew words to say. He INC.
Carty) addressed the crowd briefly,
maintaining his innocence aod ex-
pressing Willingness 10 die. He has
q wife In Dixon, Mo-, and relatives
well connected in New York. The
drop fell at 2:20 o'clock, and death
was almost instantaneous. MGCArty's
death leaves twenty-iour prisoners in
the United States jail charged with
committing murder in the Indian
Territory.
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Hay Fever Sufferers.

The number of people annually af-
fllcted with this mot annoying mala-
dy seems TO be greatly on the increase.
4" The EDITOR OF this journal il
an annual victim, and with a view to
discover a specific has tried numerous
remedies. OF these "Ely's Cream
Balm" is by all odds the quickest and
most satisfactory, two applications
greatly alleying tho usual symptoms in
the nose and eyes. We would recon-.
mend its use by all subject to hay
fever, and we gladly bear unsolicited
testimony to its efficiency in our own
case. y" Media pa Record.
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RENDERED. HOMELESS.
THB TWO HUGDRED RESIDENTS
OF THE TENEMENT
House, who 80 Narrowly Escaped
Denth Thursday Night, BecOme
objects OF Charity.

New YORK, April 8--The 200 resi-
dents OF the. tenement house, No. IL
Essex street, who were rendered home
less, and thirteen OF whom are in the
hospital, from burns received at the
FIRE lsst night, were given some relief
today by a donation of 5000 made by
Moses Mehrbach, q Dawnbroker and
bank director. The fire broke out in
the cellar of the bakery below apd
spread through the building. Had
there not been fire escapes in front
and rear, the loss Of life must ba Ve
been appalling. Many OF these taken
TO Bellevue Hospital last night were
more frightened than hurt, Follow
ing is a copy OF t. hospital record:
DEAD.
a, girl about ten years old. supposed to be
KATE SHUMAN.
INJURED.
MARY sCHUMAN. aged forty four years
SHsFssY sSs h R4sS years.
are burned about the face and hands. but
NJ LIB 4 kSR lKOFF. aged fty-thrso years.
badly Cb bSr9sd 5ayips in dolitium and pain.
JhOOD -OhhDVWl HRou tuutoou years.
back and legs badly burned.
HANNAH KR0PINSKY, aged forty years.
face and hands burned.
RUDOLPH KR0PINsKY. sged fourteen
years, face ana nands burned,
REBECCA WEISS, ag'd thirty-three
years, face and hands burned.
IDA WEISS. aged fourteen years, not
seriously burned.
DAISY WEISS, seventeen weeks old,
body badly burned.
ISAAC zIMM sRMAN. two years old.
face and hands burned.
MORRIS ROSENBERG, aged twenty
three years. face and hands burned.
Unknown girl, about three years old. in
hailed fire and is unconscious; wiki probably
die.
The rest OF the injured left the hos
pital after having their wounds
dressed. Most of the injured are do
ing fairly well except the girl who is
senssless and the OraboW family, who
are most of the time deliriouA Five
thousand dollars viii probably cover
the loss to properly by the FIRE, and
$1,000 will pat the house in repair.
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Thoy Ara Ma. aorrx.

There is one thing nobody ever re
grets--thst is, the day they first adopt
ed Parker's Tonic as their regular fam
lily medicine. Its range is 30 wide
and its good effects 80 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, ar
needed in great majority OF cases
Buy 1t, try it, and Rfterward 1t will no
require ANY praise from M.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-09
Chvonic Coughs and Colds.

And all diseases OF the throat and
lungs, can be cured by the use Of
Scott's Emulsion, as it contains the
healing virtues of God Liver Oil and
Hypophosphites in their fullest form,
Lbs !: basa::;;!;:. creamy Emulsion, pal
atsble az milk, easily digested, and
can be taken by the most delicate.
Please read: ~ consider SCOTS Emul.
sion the remedy parexcelence in tn.
berCulous ana strumors affections, r.
say nothing Of ordinary colds and
throat troubles" w. X. s. Connell
MD, Manchester, ..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-09
A hoy Killed by IA Train.

Nav ALBANY, IND, April 8.-Gso.
Fish, little boy 4 years OF age, was
run over and instantly killed BY freight
train No. 20 on the Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago railroad, Just back
OF this place, this morning. he was
playing in the middle of the track and
could not be reached by his parents
in time, though the train wac going at
slow rate OF speed.
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For Cholera, DiRrrhea, DySentcTy,
Inflammation OF she Bowels or


Take internally from five to ten
drops Of Darbys Prophylactic in a
Tablespoonful of water every hour OF
two till improvement takes place.
There is no danger In taking more Of
it and more frequently II occasion 70.
quires. In chronic cases, or when the
stomach refuses to retain anything
else, use injections Of the Fluid and
water. We have never known case
that did not readily yield to such treat
ment, and it saved the lives OF many,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-09
Injured bV the Explosion Of KslnAt
ing ROWnRr.

PIrrsBuRa, PA, April S.-A Con.
nellsville, Pa, special Gays: This
morning ten pound can Of blasting
powder exploded in the house occu,
pied by John Zippa, a Polish miner
painfully burning Mrs. y ppa and her
two year old child, and badly damay.
ing the house. The powder was ig.
nited by the child, who was playing
around the stove with stick.
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Pennyr0yal Pills.
NOHINM ENTER,n RNSLIAm ,

"OH1OHESTER'S RNSLISH."
The Original and Only Genuine
Safe and always Reliable. Beware of worth.
hH@ limitations. Indispensable 10 LA DIES
IA your Druggtst for "Chichester'H
Eugtl,H"and take no other, or inolose &c
(stamph 70 as for particulars IN LITTER By
return mail. NAN. PAPER, Ohf-
chester Chemical Co.,
ASKS Madison square, Philndn., ~.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. Ask for
"Cnichaster's knElish" Penny roy nj
Rhlls. Take no other.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-09
Nnn.Resident Nntice.

No. 6451, r. DIN the Chancery Cou't Of
Shelby County. TIE nosseo-C. P. Hunt
VS.. B. Richmond, Executor, ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit on file in this
i cause that the de 'endnts, Nora b. COLI
Inns and - Collins, h5r husband, Narelssa
Gentry, NJ. A. Chancellor and 9 " Chan
ce|lor, are nOn-residents Of the statc df
Tennessee,
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
of Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis.
now Taxing District OF Shelby o county Tenn
answer or demur to compliments bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO
them and set for hesring ex parte; end that
copy of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weels, in the
Memphis Appeal.
This 23d day OF March, 1879.
S. l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
W I. B. CALDWELL, Deputy G. and NJ.
Tsyler II Carroll.
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Ins0lyent Notice.

State of Tennessee, Shelby Countrywide
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn,
March 9, 1887.
To John League, Administrator of the es-
tate of Henry g. Dent. dec ased :.
Il AVlNG suggested the insolve nNy Of the
Ii estate of Henry q. Dent, deceased.
you are hereby ordered to give notice, by ad.
vestisement in some newspaper published
within the said State, and also at the court
house door of Shelby county, for ell persons
having claims against said estate, to appear
ano file the same, authenticated in the man
day of June, 1857, and any claim not filed
on or before said day, or before an appropri-
alton Of the funds of said estate is made,
shall be forever barred, both in law apf
equity. Witness my hand, at Office, this ~
P.J. QUIGLEY, Clerk.
By Thos. B. Crenshaw, b. G.
Notice is hereby given as directed in TIT
JOHN LOAGUE, Administrator.
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Syphilis Cured.

THE discover. and successful practice Of
L an eminent French physician, For in
A. WYNNE. Red Fork, AK.
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AnYIrr To nnruRns.

Mas. WNsLov's SoOrHISG SYRUP should
always be used for children teething,, IL
sY2sags 'he enid, sottens the gums, aiiayg
all pains cures wind collie, aud is tho best
remedy LOT diarrhOsi 25e bottle.
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| CURE FITS!

do not mean merely to stop them for tina
and then have them return again. mean a "a
dical cure. / have made the disease OF FriI,
EPlLEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a lifelong
study. ! warrant my remedy to cure the worst
cases. Because others nave failed IL no reason
for not now receiving q cure. Send at once for
treatise and Free Bottle OF my infalnDle re-
NEEDY. Give Express and Post 0ffice. IL costs
you nothing for a trial, and will cure you.
Address, Dr. II. q. ROOT. 1883 Pearl st.. New Yorl
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S95n MosIH Is. A s: Tip ..S1 e ss ~
OEOU are.. IA Dir ONsON. nrtrnlt. NJ
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BON 9rh SiG unS llmaearnb.

9os dlteite Sim pes Serru 2ubert
Gberlin lit i9tusr an Der 2un9enent=
~SInbun9 crfrnnft.
!Serr 8ernburbt Yctrus bGt ncnlid
nnbe5u 1000 @naouen ieiucr ielbitseSu=
genen ppr5iisli6eH @eine on bic 5irmn
Siibpr 8ui6 & 60. ct. 9uuis, Der
fault.
Ser 8al, iueIhcr leBteu Samstag
in Der 8obnun9 beS 9crrn Gba3.
Slider ftnttfanb, 9eitaltete ii6 Su elmer
re9t 9emiitbIiden @faire uno ale 9tn=
peIenoen amiiirteu fi9 beitens. Gum
Grfolge be3 @ar5en tru9eu Die 0tuii=
fanten 2ouis ullb @uItau @berlin unb
Carl G6mibt burd au8se;eidnctes urO
1e;Biees Spiclcn bel.
9tnfauss bieicr ISOLDE mar ibr Gurrcs
IpOnbent fleiRis an 5enSrie9el. unb
&lafterbolsipatten uub in Den lebtcn
3agen nit Nuii5iren bei6dftist. Do
I6rn ii6 10 piele neue Muiiffapellen
prsaniiirt baber, 10 bat Die Sdmibt'i9e
bpd INNER nod ben Sorju9, elm Sclueis
baB iie quite Ruiit %Iicfcrt.
Sci Der lebten Samstn9 nb9ebnlteten
Serlpiuns tporen bic fOlscnbem Die
sliidli9en Sn6nber Der sepinnenpen
2oOie: Sermunn @rebc. l. 8rcis, cine
0reborsel, &m. Sncffner, 2. IrciS,
cine 8ioline.
GprreInpuocut
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Gpunth Gunrt NerIanbInnaen.

Dor Sertnsuns, tueI9e om lester
5reitus crfoGste, erlebiste Die County
Court mod folsenoe @eiddfte:
3urSoblun9 nn9efuieleneR ednun9en
O. 3. Barnard & Co., S6rei6mdteri'
alien s17.45; s. 80. Sue1er, fir lie;
b~erflbruns uno l1ntcrbrinsen BON Srr'
iinnisen nnd benz 9ipG s152.29; 9.8.
S9arff, Soften bes Snqueits iiber ben
9ei9nom BON Gbas. 9ambo9, $19.25
g. %. SetueGl, $59.25; S. %. Suener,
s34.25; Gbas. %. Muttbetus, $3.50;
4us. Sief, $500; gOnrab alin9e,
Didten s24.S5; 4usuit Nteper, $4.00
5icruuf Sertusuns Bis 5um 7ten
4pril, an meldem Gage bic Court ofs
@teucraussleiduuss,8 eb0rbe lit SIP
ut9 treter iuiro.
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Gin ursru.Emes starfunsamittsI.

5rfetter's Raernbittsrs III
entlGieeen elm GnarnebmFs Stdrfunesmitttl.
Bic aenesrHne, bic bieiss err6e totnnil6s
5tiInitttl in hem SrrrltttteH S6rprr hcrrrr-
ruff, III immfr aus snebni uue ;uslri9 fi9rr
fcTtiHreitenb, niemaIs rl5sliter uuo brftiaer
Statue. Gus hirIsR GruHet if GO ~tefsnetrs
fur 9euts NIT f&rdbIiGem a5rptr unh
f&ra@su RerSen 9erisRtt, eenGn bic flrttE
minrrdIfl&tn Erraurn Gnti6ithsn f6GeIi6
Fub. Ga6 es bic 8rrs6nst bsrSrrrufL rriGe
bic @ieeerberfeIuus Ter 9tlunhhfit une Ser
ardftr bsrbrifibrsu, ptIb iur @euiss in BEN
6d1eu tetpieleH, in teuen es arbrauHt pire,
nm rnrtreauIinftit, bic in zen mtifrn 6dIrn
In Sertineung nit bilipieH eeieeu NIB Str-
f~rpfuns crfGsiut, tiele b6ufsr irIaGr Ter
PrTli&sr S&pd&s, IN entftrueu. &inf sriuo-
liGs 8erbaRuns, cine reselmdeise AusIesrung
une cine rei1It1r Abfpnbsruus foIseu prompt
une unftblbar auf feineu fYfematiI@en Sc.
brand. Gs 1T aueerheu1 has befe S6usmif-
tel eeetn RaIarid ane Gin nusseg.ihRstss
haTntTeitenees RitteI.
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gun coma 8rand5 unO 1lmaspenb.

NV So"D OeSoO SoS VNNBSDS"Ss
SRI. Gnna 8ubbemeper tpel6e ii6
ldnsere .3eit in ct. 2Uuis oufbielt,
febrte pOrise @O9e nod ibreH gltern,
9rn. unb Srnu Sris 8ubbemeper 5urId.
9ieIelbe wurbe am lebten Samstn9
46enb bon ibren Befnnnten nit einem
neutrality-suspicious. uno BON Der
Gilmore 8anb nit einem Stdnbdeu
iberrni9t.
SRI. SUbanua Bod 0 5irit Greet
reiite lssten SOnntas mad ct. 9ouis
mo- iie 1dnsere 3eit 81 uerueilen &C.
benft.
9Ouis SeberIe besab ii9 Gebten @Ons
tag tuieOer nn9 ReritO, 500.
Serr @ic. @nrrot9e bon Muntsomz
erp County befanb fi9 lebten Gunntn9
bier gu Seiu9 bel ieiner @tutter 5ruu
8. Spnig.
SD fam ni9t unrbin Srn. &ucgsc9=
ger BON ct. SoIepb, befen @rtitel i'm
lebtiu6Aentliden 8oltsblutt i9 nit Sn=
tereiie lus, elmer fleinen uebertreibung
5u beiduioigen, oenn obglei6 Die Gloirn
Sebe iippiS iud9it LnO trd9t, 10 9renSt
bod Die 8eI9reibung ibre5 @u6ics
uno Sru9fdbi9feit beinnbe all bas In
glnubli6e. Cine bOppelte Grnte bubcn
mir bier nod ME BON bieier 8ebe err
L5iclt. Nu9 iinb Die Gluira6lGttcr Die
erfter iuel9e nbfaueu wobur6 Die Come
ben Eraubeu ben 9r0Bten S9abeu 5u=
fiiqt inbcm JIG Die ungCifiiBte 5rudt
f0rinlid nerbrcpnt.
hnO1cn
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@as DiriliGrs 8rrbirnf bcuirfen
lstrb.


Der beiipiequie Serfauf BON 8cidee's
oeuti9em Sprup ipd6reno ueni9er
Sabre bat Die @elt i'll Grftaunen perz
Iest. Gs 1T ubne 9mciTel bns ii9erlte
unb bette 6eilmittel ie enScft, fir raide
ulb puNfommcne 'peiluu9 bon Suiten,
@rtdltungcu uno 2uu9eufranfbeiteu.
Gs ipirtt nod eiitcln uuIi9 ueri9ieoenen
Yrincip ats bic gclu0buli6en Ser
i6reibun9et 9e9eben BON aerjtelt, od
es nidt cineu !9uiteu nnteroriidt, aber
ben Srnutbeitsfeim i'm SpItem ldBt,
Iunoeru cs 6eieiti9t Die llriade bes lie
bels uro beilt oac nuge9rifenen Sbeile
urto ldBt lie i'll 9au5 gclHnber @erfaiiuns.
Cine 5ldide int 9nuie 9ebalten fir ben
@ebrau9, iusun Die &rlnfbeit erI1eint,
lpart cud 0octorrednuu9cn unb lang
w;erise ernit!i6e Sranfbeiten. Gin
8erIu9 iuirb eud bon bieIcn 9botInden
i~iberjeugen. gS miro pOIitip u~erfauft
uon aaen 9ru9siiten uuo aIsemeinen
Sdnblern i'm 2anbe. Yreis rs Gents
bic 9roBe 5lui9e.
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Collector 8eeemanu bielt leste ISOLDE
nit Der Gountp GOurts 9GuBubre4nun9
W1it bieIcr abrednuns enbi9tc Die
amtsoauer bes Serrn 8e8eiHonn NIB
beIIen gtn6Fol8er, Serr @eors &raettlr
iberuubm am Gnnstus bic lit muiter.
batter 8eiie bon BENT ousi4eioenber
Collector gefubrtcn BIder.
!6err 8esemnnn but tas anlt plel
Sabre i'll elmer ii9 unO ben Slrsern biz
ion ~criudbltcr our Ghrc 9ercidcnoer
g9eiIe ~pcrlunltct uno iif nl3 treuer unt
qcipiiienbnfter 8eomtcr erluieIen.
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bic Sdulpnbleu in unIerem County
fin6cn, ipic iiberbqupt i'm gan5cn Stnnte,
an ). 4pril itatt. Webr als lcoe ats
berc io1ten bieie fret bon potitii9er Gilt
mii6uns blei6en uno icnteH mir pnbre
6reunoe unicres 6reiidulipfems er'
ludblt fperben. Sci bieier 8abf iino
i'll eriudbten: ein County S9uliuperinz
tenoent NIB G9ulbireftoreu fir Die
peri6iebenen Giitrifte. SbenfuGls lit
Der s9ultermiu 81 beitimmen uno bofs
fen mir bnB ii9 uniere Burger I'M
Gountp fir iueui9ftens etli6e Ronnte
mebr als bic aeIes1i9 OOrsei6riebenen
g er euti6eioen tuerben.
Sn u~nIerer @tnbt fino ouBer funf
MitsGiebern bes beutiden S9ulrntbes
audi nod 5fuei 0irefioren fir ben 0itrift
Ill iudbler.
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Die 6reun6i9aTt beut 81 Gage lit
fat iueiter nidts nls ein Ding fir sra
Ter NIB 0idter, benn 9enalt nimmt iie
Ii1 berrli9 aus, ~beIouoers iueitn iie I'M
@etpanoe elmer Dame bnr9eiteat iuirb,
10 aud i'll 8erieu, iie mD9en sereimt pber
ungereimt Iein, bot lie Elm Cur itattli9es
4uIeben. sic lit aud 10 oft nls bic
N1nlerei un6 9i9tfunt; folsli9 Fat tic
ibr @utes senofen, ibr YatbenseIb at
uerbient unb lit nun frumm, aft NIB Iteif.
Sntime Sreunbe iinb 9eute, Die Stanoesz
unb 4mtspesen tdsli9 iuIummeItfOmz
Met ino piel %miteinnnber u%Crfebreri. 9es
i9dftsfreurbe bnuert chamber setu0bnli6
re6t ber6 lber'8 DIR. 8ute 5reunbe
Iino I6le6tipes 9eutc, bic teige 8rpeeie
ge9en chamber fl9ren uns ii6 bpfli6
9riiBen IL. bnnfen, tpenn lie fi6 beyegnen.
Ser;ensfreu5e iino Iol9e, Die einanber
ni6t uerrctben, neil lie beibe 9lci6
I9iuere S1f9en auf i6rem @etuiiien bas
ben. !9ousfreuube iteben 9eru0bnIi9 in
Ri6crebit. uniueritdtsfreunoe iin69eute
Die i'll fribcren Sabrep bisrpeilen Bier
juIammsu tranfen, Die li9 u6er iest niEt
mebr fennen. 8edtsfreunoe folten uiel
@elo: mat beoient ii9 i6rer nur bel
@ibertrdrtisfeiteu, Die 5reunbidaft
tpmmt babel ober niemnls in 8etradt.
gu tbeuren 6reuubeH red|ret man aud
nod Oieienigen, Die eiHein 9elo abborz
gen uno es ni9t ipieoer sebcn. 2iebes
5reunb! iast mun ~ jebem 8ettIer On,
g8ese, au6 6fters iosdr i'm sebdiIisitet
@ortuediel 81 inherent @iberiader.
9i~terurii9e 5reuube iinb iOl9s. Die bin
ter unierem Hiden SatDren iibcr uns
i9reiben. Die 5reunoe III Der &pt9 lit
cine olte 6nmiGie, Die sdit5li9 ousseitOrs
ben if. Aufridtise 6reunbe iinb MIR
nod i'm Yunfte bes 9eromousels on5us
treffer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18
Seine Serren,9 quite neuefer @sObe iebr
bili9 BEL 6. G%briltuunn.

Die County Court ernnnnte III lbrer
lebten Gisung Die fOl9enben Serren als
MitsIicoer Der 6rnno SurD fir ben
MaizI ermin Der Circuit Court:
Ruarf1pwnibtp: Senrp &ueot.
ger, &eter Menmann uuo SU6n Heio.
bart.
8ouliu1re: @m. &etBmeDer.
Spucf: SGeob 8oeid NIB Sris
Sdmlibt.
81 i6lan6: Sermnnn Sob6e.
3biro Greet: 2ouis 0ied9raefe
un6 .. 90. 8oblmann.
Canaan: @ilfurb Welton.
SruI6Grccf: @erbnr6 Sraber.
Spurbois: s. 8. 8ob9ers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18
Bur Notii.

Ia ia mein Sups lisrasi6Ift %sfrfduft ba-
be uuS mcinen gustritt aus benz friiber BON
mir asfibrtsu 6sitifte hermit %auIsiJe, sr .
laubs i5 mir mrineu gesbrtcr Suuetn uue
0Gnnern b:r;tiHen Oauf fur has mir crpir-
lens 3utrhuen une @pbIprIeu %db;ultattsn
uue inesu i5 msinsR HahfclJsr, Srn.
Sacr6 S&pat. ala tiuru tii6tissn nbr-
NADER uue rctIen Geidiftsmaun beflsns
empfeble, mT6te i'd taS publifum pon Ser.
mann uue Ilmsesenc bitten, las MIR ernie
Iens 3utrausn auf pisisn 5srrn 3u HtsrtTassn.
@icitsCitis srIu6s i'd lcI&e, bic ubrsn
uIp. sur &eparatur bel mir bintsrlestrn, biz
Ie 0eleuiGnte at;ubolcu. GernflIs tttte
Id Iclbs, bic nit mir In ReGnGng ifrben
innerbalb ;ipei @c4en tti mir rcrjuiprt6en
unt ibrtn grrtinbii&fsj;sa na9;afrmmen.
S6tuugerrq,
Rdr,1I Saul Gdldme.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-18
Ginr nrtInihte Iran

lit Die Dame, iuelde @d6nbeitsmittel,
S6DnbeitsipuiIer firs @eiidt, 8leiiueiB,
8ismutb, @dminte, arienif, &C. in benz
@tauben gebrnu6t, baB iie ibr 8lut BE-
rei6ert unb bie@eli9tsfarbe ueri66nert.
Gs lit bies MIR temporGr unb jerit0rt
I6lieBlid Die Saut, ipel9e MIR rntir-
lideSrnft iuieberberIelIen fnnn. sort ouf
SORT nun duf 6nmit unb 9ebroI9t nur
Or. Sarter's Sron 3onic, tpel9es bic
Strait nnb ben 8ei; Der Su9eno rerletbt.